I am looking for a wagon to pull my dog around on longer walks, Just had a leg amputated due to cancer.. he is about 30 lbs. Think this could work?
26647
I don't think I would use it for a thirty pound dog. It's not built for that kind of weight. It is a small child's toy wagon.
26648
The length of the handle might be a bit short si you would need to extend it with rope or something so u can pull it comfortable. If your dog us longer then 16 by 8.5 . This will not work as that is the inside dimsions the dog would have to sit in.
26649
No. The handle is so low you would have to walk bent over. Also one of the wheels keeps falling off when we put the baby it it and he is 20lbs. It is really for kids to pull stuff around in.
26650
I do not it will work because it is a very short handle. my two year old grandson pulls it around in the house.
26651
I think it would probably be too lightweight for that. It is plastic and has plastic wheels. I think for walking outside a metal wagon would be best.
332974
Well it depends on her size. Some labs are rather large. The wagon will hold up to 150 pounds. My dog is a shih tzu. She can easily jump in it. I have filled it with a lot of groceries.
1751977
Hi, my german shepherd Ayla had become paralyzed from waist down. The wheelchair works so that she used her front legs to move and bottom legs were lifted up by strap in back. She loved it and was able to run, unfortunately sometimes she tipped over and that she didn't like. But it helped her independence for a while. She is now deceased. I still have the wheelchair. spiritwindfarm@gmail.com
332973
I don't think it is strong enough for that. Your ramp will need a strong side to lean against. And the dog may be too heavy for it. I would try a good old red rider wagon. They have sides now and should work well.
928340
So... I wouldn't recommend this. I have a 65# female black lab that likes to poop. She will stop or pull unexpectedly and basically after 3 or 4 bike rides, it broke. So I jerry-rigged it and basically it blew up (all these tiny strands of rubber appeared). I decided to go Home Depot and bought a bungee cord with carabiners on each end. They have different lengths and are much stronger than this cheap thing... and they only cost about $4... I should've done that in the first place and saved my money. They were in the aisle with tie down straps and other things of that nature. If you're in a wheelchair with limited mobility, I WOULD NOT recommend this product. It's a major risk to your safety... please be careful and good luck!!
2180802
I'm going to say no because the wheels are very wobbly and the handle isn't the strongest for pulling the wagon. I had to carry it around my yard to place it where I wanted it. It had dirt and flowers in it.
1363413
If I were you, I would contact the company in order to get an answer to your question. I believe the bike tow leash would fit a small dog, but I would want to hear it straight from the company. Here is a link to their contact. http://www.biketowleash.com/contact.php It does seem to me that the human would have to pedal pretty slowly to avoid dragging a dog with very short legs. On the web site, you can view videos of the system in action to see how fast the dogs and bikes are going. I got mine to accommodate a 50 pound dog that runs about 20 miles per hour!
1348841
According to the product description "it holds over 200 pounds", so if the 25" height reaches the back of the wagon I would say yes. It also folds for easy storage so it could be placed in the wagon with your dog.
321124
You may get a few uses out of it, but I personally don't think it's sturdy enough for a larger dog. The back legs on the steps snap into place and are not meant to fold in and out regularly--which would mean the plastic snaps will eventually break. Plus, the back legs are thin. Very thin. I'm about 115 lbs. and I would NOT!!! go up and down on it myself.
937353
I would try it. It will definitely support their weight as long as you can handle them pulling. Much easier than 2 separate leashes.
2239669
Mine is a 12.5 lb. Shih Tzu. She usually squishes in the corner of the wagon so she can ride with other things I'm hauling. I believe the wagon holds up to 150 lbs. You'll love it!
1972142
Probably, but not necessarily easily. One end of the line is loop-locked, which could be disassembled and redone. The other is open. Some thought will be required to figure a joint that will allow the trolley to transit smoothly. We used a longer leash line to reach the additional nine or ten feet of run we wanted. Worked fine, dog is much happier in a harness on the trolley. Another thing - don't know what your dog weighs, but consider the impact (tou know, dead run to jerked up short) and amount of pull he/she can generate.
62583
It will help, since the center of your body is what will hold him, rather than just your arm. But he'll still pull you with this leash. I job with my 30 lb dog - she tugs at me when she starts to make a dash for something. I have a different leash that stops her from pulling at ALL when walking her. I don't have the container to remember the brand - but it comes down her back and wraps around her stomach near her back legs. This one works incredibly well - it gets snug on her hips when she tugs too much & she stops instantly and goes back to a nice walk.
1412376
I put my 25lb dog on 2 small flannel blankets in the basket to take to the park. He loves it! I would say that more than 40lbs would not be a good idea. The 2 supporting legs would probably bend between 40 to 50lbs.
191500
I would think so. I presume your dog has a section of the upper leg which could sit in the leg holder. Our dog is thrilled with the new mobility the wheelchair offers. Good luck.
332975
there is really no way to get the lab into the cart without either pulling it up to something, ramp or lifting the lab into the cart itself. (the sides do not come off in any way so much like a wagon, the lab would have to be able to get into it. ) also, although I think the size and stability would be perfectly fine, you would probably need to put some sort of padding/blanket on the bottom for it to be comfortable. It has a thin cardboard under the canvess and above the bars...but I don't think it would be very comfortable unless you provided more padding. hope this helps.
1423502
Clearly, this is a great stroller for small dogs. I don't know that I would use it for a 45# dog who is active and fit. I think it could easily be used for a 45# dog who has had surgery or who is incapacitated in some way. I use it for my Havanese puppy who was born with a foot/leg deformity. Even he is becoming mobile enough not to need it any more.